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Broad Street Mall celebrates cracking Easter events, welcoming hundreds

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Thursday, April 9, 2026 6:49 am
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Broad Street Mall has celebrated welcoming hundreds of children and their loved ones for fun-filled Easter events last weekend. Picture: Broad Street Mall

Broad Street Mall has celebrated welcoming hundreds of children and their loved ones for fun-filled Easter events last weekend. Picture: Broad Street Mall

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BROAD Street Mall has celebrated welcoming hundreds of children and their loved ones for fun-filled Easter events Last weekend.

On Saturday, April 4, the centre hosted a variety of Easter-themed entertainment as visitors were treated to live magic, performances held throughout the day, and plenty of surprises at the mall.

Children also had the chance to get creative at the popular Easter tote bag decorating workshops, while a lively Easter trail around the centre.

Young participants who completed the trail were rewarded with a sweet treat at the finish.

The mall saw 150 children taking part in the workshops and more than 200 visitors enjoying the magic shows and Easter trail activities.

All activities were free, as Broad Street Mall re-iterated a commitment to delivering accessible, family-friendly experiences for the local community.

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Steven Connolly, Centre Manager Broad St. Mall said: “We’re thrilled that our Easter event was such a success–it’s wonderful to see families coming together and enjoying everything on offer.

“We hope the day created some wonderful memories, and we’re excited to bring even more fantastic community events to the centre throughout the year.”

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